On today’s edition of Sunrise Spotlight, News 40’s Ashlee Wilson is sitting down with Duncan Hines from the Historic Railpark & Train Museum. Together, they discuss how you can still support the museum in the upcoming Sip & Putt. Tomorrow, you can get together with a group of four and enjoy a nine-hole game, all for a good cause. Each…
Happy Thursday! Before we head out the door, here are four things you need to know. Meteorologist Darius Mack says you’ll want to keep an eye on the forecast as storm chances increase later this week. Our best chance for storms begins late Friday night and continues Saturday. We just want to remind Warren County motorists that there are…
On this week’s edition of Community Driven, News 40’s Julie Milam sits down with Melinda Hill from CASA of Southern Kentucky. These two discussed all the fun that was this year’s Boogie Down Bourbon Street. To find out more about CASA and how you can help year-round, you can click right here. Tune in to Community Driven every Wednesday on…
On today’s Sunrise Spotlight, News 40’s Ashlee Wilson is sitting down with Mackenzie Belcher. Together, these two discuss all upcoming productions you can catch at SKyPAc for the month of March! Here are the upcoming productions you can expect to see: A Taste Of Ireland: Thursday, March 13th Orchestra Kentucky, Broadway Rocks: Saturday, March 15th Pan! Bg Onstage: Friday, March…
Microplastics in the environment could make bacteria more resistant to antibiotics. A study by Boston University tested how E. Coli reacted to microplastics. After the bacteria grew on the plastics, antibiotics didn’t work as well in fighting it. This is a danger, especially for poor or displaced communities, where there are often large amounts of discarded plastic.
For today’s Pet of the Day, brought to you by Morgantown Bank and Trust, we’d like you to meet Waldo. Waldo loves children and lights up when he gets to play with them. He enjoys lounging around, soaking up attention, and just being part of the family. This smart boy picks up on things quickly and is always eager to…
Happy Wednesday! Before you head out the door, here are four things you need to know. Meteorologist Darius Mack says spring fever continues, and highs are expected to be near 80°. But you’ll want to keep an eye out as storm chances increase later this week. The Weldon Public Library is bringing its bookmobile back to Cave City. The…
The COVID-19 pandemic, also known as the coronavirus pandemic, was declared a national emergency in the United States by President Trump on 3/13/2020. The novel virus was first identified in an outbreak in the Chinese city of Wuhan in December 2019 before spreading elsewhere. At the start of the pandemic, there was a run on toilet paper, paper towels, and…
OB-GYNs are leaving states that restrict abortion rights. Research published in JAMA found a 4% drop in obstetricians and gynecologists in the states with the most restrictive abortion laws. This potentially means worse reproductive care access and quality for women living in those states. The study further states that despite increasing concerns that states with highly restrictive abortion laws may…
The federal government is no longer accepting orders for free at-home Covid-19 tests. That’s according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The agency did not immediately respond to a question asking why ordering has been paused. It is also unclear if the program has been shut down permanently. The HHS’s covidtests.gov website said any orders that were…
